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Show ® E adj Re'opiTive A ter A fort of mineral # / Repore er to o n k t m th o r e a i Reddl t o { i a r f it e u x t e e a bly clof u u é u a fo i i a fl gl a w m f an i c m ve e n f th n n a f h u t to th l Hi d r w th i ef fi th v Englind we h do o f p u i a g u m f a no D _Shew me the fteep and thorny way to heaven Whil® he a puft and recklefs libertine d e t n i l d o t p f r i p th Himfe @.a To deliver back I have remembrances of yours e a p e a S r v l d r t n l e n l v h Tha Inftruments judicially exhibited, are not of th r v l d r b m o e e t a t u c als o on the demand of the perfon that exhibited them T Saxon. or captivity by paying a price The kiniman faid, I cannot redeem it for myfelf let I mar min 2. To refcue Ruth, iv. 0 inheritance If, when I am laid into the tomb T walke before the time that Rome Comes to redecn me, there's a fearful point. Shak Thy fathe Levied an army, weening to redee And re-inftal mein the diadem Dr'_ydflfi to compenfate t Waywardly proud; and therefore bold, becauf . extremely faulty; and yet having no good thing t Sidney redeem thefe This feather ftirs, fhe lives ; ifit be fo It is a chance which does redeem all forrow Shakefpeare's King Lear Tho Who redeem ‘Which twai and by imitatin patterns-of piety Which of you will be mortal to redec Man's mortal crime Omega fings the exequies And He&or's redemptory price Chrift redecmed us from the curfe REDEE MABLENESS #. f redeem. Ca [from redeem able.] The ftate of being redeemable REepEEMER. 2. f. [from redeem. 1. One who ranfoms or redeems a ran {fomer She inflamed him fo That he would algates with Pyrocles fight And his redeemer challeng'd for his foe Becaufe he had not well maintain'd hisright. Spenf 2. The Saviour of the world T every day expeét an embaflag From my redecmer to redeem me hence VAnd now in peacs my foul fhall part to heav'n Shakefpeare redemptus Chapman's Iliads Bacon Tron redbot burneth-and confumeth not Is not fire a body heated fo hot as to emit ligh copioufly ? for what elfe is a redbot iron than fire and what elfe is a burning coal than redbot wood Neavton's Opticks The redhbot. metal hiffes in the lake Pape adj. [redintegratus REDI'NTEGRATE Reftored; renewed; made new Lat. Charles VIII. received the kingdom of Franc in flourithing eftate, being redintegrate in thof principal members, which anciently had been poro th crown and were after diffevered as they remained only in homage reignty Milton Gal. iii. 13 primitiv Nelfon Re'pcum. n /. [from red and gum.] difeafe of children newly born Re'pHOT. adj. [red and hor.] Heated t rednefs tion 6. To perform the work of univerfal redemption ; to confer the ineftimabl benefit of reconciliation to God the example of thof adj. [fro ReEpE'MPTORY Paid for ranfome Latin. 5. To pay the penalty of end. Milten I charge you, as you hope to have redemption Shak That you depart, and lay no hands on me The Saviour fon be glorify'd Dryder Who for loft man's redemption dy'd The falvation of our fouls may be advanced; b firmly believing the myfteries of our redemption haft one daughter nature from the general curfe Sba,':g‘/:tzew-c have brought her to REDEE'MABLE. adj. [fro pable of redemption withou z. Purchafe of God's favour by the deat of Chnit if at fo cheap a rat 4. To free by paying an atonement Addifo REDINTEGRA'TION grate. 1 Renovation The of malice f and not in foveBacan #./. [from redinte reftoration kept the feaft indeed, but with the leve and abfurdly commemorate gration of his natura viding his myftical body the redinte by mutilating and diDecay of Piety 2. Redintegration chymifts call the reftorin any mixed body or matter, whofe for has been deftroyed, toits former natur and conftitution There was a pretty rednefs in his In the red fea moft ap{rchen;s:q';; nef_s, fro whenc they derive it €0 , Stat il g mination. Tmon de Broun,dle g Wil pad vie The glowing rednefs of the be ITIe ' verdure of their leaves n. [. [from ":§f;;,?;f Sweet fcent RE'DOLEI\ CE. Re‘DOLENCY We have all the redso/ence of the perfume eb upon his altars Their flowers attract fp ders with their retlolgk Mart RE'DOLENT. adj y: [redolen oLt ] Sve Thy love excels the joys of wine Thy odourS', O how redolnt| Sandys's P""‘?'bmf: 7o REDOU'BLE. @. a. [redoubler, ¥r, 5 and double. 1. To repeat in return i, o So ended fhe; and all the reft aroun To her reduubled that her underfong Spaf 2. To repeat often They wer As cannons overcharg'd with double cracks Utter darknefs his plac Having committed z fault, he became the mor Watton clean.sh data import.tsv out README obfequious and pliant to redeem: it You can fecure the conftancy of fate Whofe kindnefs fent what does your malice feem Dryden By lefferills the greater to redeem re redemptio, Latin. 1. Ranfome ; releafe Sbake[peare Pfalm xxv Redeem from this reproach my wand'ring ghoft excufes REDE'MPTION. 7. /. [redemption, French y n S v f l m h t wi h ' e d r m t H Redeem Ifvael, O God, out ofall his troubles Think it not hard but receivin prifoners folved to do himfelf juftice Th' almighty from the grav That ever 1 have felt bi they wer them : the duke re kept in cuftody, and refcue Ordain'd without redemption to recover 3. To recompenfe make amends for 'To demand back Threefcore attacked the place wher demand Fr re1 d] 1'm‘mu,y . . P;g:?otikfi,gh lity of being r of fcent [redemander @ w re and demand. 1 rede thee hence to remove Left thou the price of my difpleafure prove. Spenfer n t L o i e [ a @ r t e r f o f e l r t o n r 1. T redeliver. REDPELI'VERY. 7. J. [fro The a& of delivering back 7o REpEMA'ND Re‘DNESS. 7. /. ([ from ro Ayliffe's Parergon e m H e a p e a S e re o hi no And rec [pzvan @. a. [re and deliver. 75 REDELIVER Counfel Repe. 7. /. [pxd, Saxon. Not ufed advice 9% REpe advife ' g f d h o a d m h n i f Man o l M y a n l v e c d r a Both ranfo r a e f r f d w a e t w 2 e W o w t e o t o o t e q t b l w lieved thee a d d a a d la t a b l w l f j heave e y B r i c d r e t t r f n having m Latin,] [redditivus Anfiwering to an interrogative of grammar RE RE uincy He but prefcribes as a bare chymical purificatio of nitre, what I teach as a philofophical redintegraBoyle tion of it So they redoubled ftrokes upon the foe Shakefpeare's Mackah 3. T increaf by addition of the fam W quantity over and over Mimas and Parnaflus {weat _And ZE tna rages with redoubled heat $o REpOoU BLE w. # ;/IJJ,‘[,,, To become twic as much 1f we confider, that our whole eternityis to tak its colour from thofe hours which we here emphy in virtue or vice, the argument redoubles upon s for putting in practice this method of paffing aws Addifon's Spetai our time REDOU'BT . /. [reduit, redoute; French; ridotta, ltalian.] The outwork of af tification ; a fortrefs Every great thip is as an impregnable fortand our fafe and commodious - ports ate as reda Baco fecure them Fr abl oub [re adj BL REDOU BT 1 foes t ibl ter Formidab The enterprifing Mr. Lintot, the redoubtableriv Pypa of Mr. Tonfon, overtook me Repou srED. adj: [redoubté, Fr.] Dread awful ; formidable. Notin ufe His kinedom's feat Cleopolis is red, t knig bte redo fuc fom i There to obt : rs;f dehv pow t' tyra fro dea That parent r l t u d r f m So far be mine v l u y r f d a f fervic As my tru 7o Repov'Nb @. #. [redundos Latin.] o t a r b 1. To be fen The evil, foo o t O , O fl i a d d u d Drivi 'n back, r d r P ' o l M rung From whom it f Nor hope to be myfe ' x M t r h o b lt M By what I feck ask r m t t w e e t houg As I, t i 2 i b r n } } c : ni - the care of our n A pub t o r p o p a l o f more to the riche & f e a fi t o h o an M A i a r u i r p e e i e b W diftinétion ns t‘:fi!};fi;; i a r f o l I‘il:z h very much redoand to the honour o i r S ! w o ; l l C \ o t The honour don Re'pLEAD. n. f. [red and lead.] Mi i dounds to G € e nium; lead calcined e o p To draw with dry colours, make long paftils, 3. T ‘ ; : ; l w r t n m e t t t roi t f an on wo by grinding red/ea with ft 3 A w " fi d A n l w e t titics of paper them up into long rolls like pencils, drying them i y a e u t Peacham them to that masuf the fun *T%fi"‘ ‘ng; | .;r' |
